Possible postcard?
One of the benefits of working in what I like to work in (digital, watercolor) is that I can start something and it can end up in a portfolio later that day. Doesn't quite work the same with oil paints. I have always felt that oil painting is something I should keep for my own work, and not something I would want to work in professionally. Maybe time will change that, but I doubt it.
I'm submitting for Hallmark's workshops tomorrow. From what I've heard, they're changing a lot and heading more in the direction I'd wanted to go anyway (less bunny-esque, more idealike). I think I would be happy working there, so long as they don't ask for anything with pudge and bunnies in the same sentence.
More later
7 comments:
When do we embark on our glorious pudgebunny collab, Ms. Erin?
(Erin McGuire... is actually quite INTENSE. *DAGGERS DAGGERS DAGGERS!*)
nice layout for a postcard.i would move the it's actually quite friendly a bit down so it can line up the the bottom of the G. i now it's not much but i'm a freak like that. :) good luck with the work shop.good luck with the workshop, i know i got something out of it.
the postcard is awesome, I want five of them, and a sculpture of that dog for my desk.
We need to make some art for the booth. When is this plan more convient for you?
"less bunny-esque, more idealike?"
dammit, man, that's more newspeak than proper English.
The pattern on the dress is nice. The light plus the ...dog has this weird cute-nuclear-apocalypse thing going on.
pretty solid eRin
Freak Nasty, this postcard is phenomenal!!!!!!! please send me this. i see you have been working hard, nice!
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